So 'Teamster Boss' was wrong?
In the early part of that made-by-HBO 1992 film
Greene says to Jackie Presser
"Hey what did you do this time, you crazy fxxking Jew"
well yes Jack was a Jew so as his father Bill of course, and their friend and also a Cleveland Consigliere Milton Rockman too.
And Nardi says to Greene
"This is the time for us to make our move.
This could be the end of the wop-jew era,
and just the beginning of the wop era.
Me(Nardi) with my truckers and you(Greene) with your longshoremen.
We could have a piece of everything from Erie to Fort Wayne.
What do you think, you in?"
Greene says "I don't like wops any more than I like Jews."
Nardi says "So You're in or you're out?"
Greene says "I'm in."
Nardi says
"Well As long as you're in.
That's what's important to me.
I don't care if you like me or not."
(Well the 'W word' is just as the characters said, not me.
So don't blame me.)
And in this particular film, Nardi dies because he was standing in Presser's way.
Presser wanted to take over Nardi's Teamster position.
Nardi was killed by Milton Rockman's orders.
Whereas this 2011 film "Irishman" shows that afterall Greene wasn't a labour leader at the time anymore.
he was prohibited because of his greed.
And I'd also like to know about the story of Ray Ferritto, the killer of Danny Greene.
I want more than this film and wikipedia page.
Was he doublecrossed just like that?
Was he really that extremely greedy?
For instance, Vince "chin" Gigante, the shooter of Frank Costello's scalp didn't end up like that.
Later he became quite a powerful boss.